Trump's Shocking Orders Slash Diversity Programs & Spurn Gender Identity Recognition on Martin Luther King Jr. Day
President Trump signs executive orders limiting gender identification to "male and female" and ceasing diversity programs, prompting criticism and legal challenges from LGBTQ advocates.
South Florida Immigrant Communities on Edge as Trump Administration Reinforces Stringent Border Policies
Trump's second term brings strict border policies, affecting South Florida's immigrant communities, as appointments are canceled and a "Remain in Mexico" policy returns, raising concerns among advocates and locals.
U.S. Attorney Markenzy Lapointe Concludes Tenure in Southern District of Florida With Notable Accomplishments in Justice and Crime Prevention
Markenzy Lapointe steps down as US Attorney for the Southern District of Florida, after focusing on a range of crimes and achieving significant convictions.
Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava Awarded Inaugural Graham Award for Civic Leadership at NCoC Conference in Washington, D.C.
Mayor Daniella Levine Cava has been awarded the inaugural Graham Award by the National Conference on Citizenship for her civic work in Miami-Dade County.
Miami Sanitation Services to Pause in Honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day
The City of Miami suspends waste collection services on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, rescheduling recycling to January 22nd. The Mini Dump Facility will also close, reopening January 21st. Residents are advised to adhere to disposal guidelines.
Miami Mayor Francis Suarez Highlights Achievements and Challenges in Final State of the City Address
Miami Mayor Francis X. Suarez delivered his final State of the City address, highlighting his achievements, the development of Miami Freedom Park, and recognition of ongoing challenges like housing affordability.


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